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sophistry 6 days ago

hell world

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sophistry 6 days ago

have u written anything about barriers to collective action/aid networks?

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daliwali 6 days ago

yeah, none of them have changed a thing, they'd have been better off sitting on their asses at home. i can't actually say what would change things, as in that would not be legal.

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anthill 6 days ago

what do you think the new default religion should be

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daliwali 6 days ago

i don't know, but it should involve ingesting massive amounts of psychoactive substances as a sacred rite.

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benny1548132 6 days ago

i can't tell if you're being legit or trying to be funny but either way i'm with you on that one. let's all get high

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anthill 6 days ago

i'm in

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sophistry 6 days ago

down my mom can drive us if yours can pick us up

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pinkbourbon 6 days ago

Good stuff. I'm curious what apocalyptic events you have in mind. The most likely in my opinion is peak oil, i.e. reaching a state where the oil reserves still present are infeasible to mine. Considering how much the world depends on it for transportation alone it would be disastrous in my opinion. I'm not talking about climate here, only logistics problems. Also, funny how zersetzung is basically gangstalking.

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koilwood 6 days ago

Contemplations such as these have slowly been itching away at the surface of my being for some time now. The indifference with which we have been nearly genetically altered to feel is a final result of the perfect oppression designed with mass media, surveillance, deconstructionism etc. Our lack of will to change this is only a continuing worship of the system as put in Industrial Society and Its Consequences.

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koilwood 6 days ago

The most damning piece of the modern human experience is dependancy upon these systems and defence of them. Whichever old remnants of American Revolutionist thinking has nearly died off entirely due the construct of trust in democracy and other systems of leadership/roles in society. The shadows spread across the city with an inestimable reach. Our long road of blind sacrifice.

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koilwood 6 days ago

*Industrial Society and Its Future

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divinicide 5 days ago

The greatest psyop of this century was convincing us that we already lost.

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capstasher 5 days ago

The closest you can have to escape from the Modern Leviathan (within this generation) would be parallel communities, akin to the ones in South Africa. The tendrils of the Committee reach everywhere, so no one particular country is safe, but it's more likely you would get a Waco scenario if you tried doing this in the West. Failing Waco-ification, you will get infiltrators, or infiltrating memes to destroy the psyche.

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capstasher 5 days ago

It certainly is looking hopeless, but appearances can be deceiving, especially if engineered to be so.

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letslearntogether 4 days ago

Both this writing and many of these comments inspire hope. The number of people who can clearly see the problems and are sincerely trying to address them with compassion for others is increasing. The Leviathan is sustained by inertia. It will eventually topple under its own weight. I shall be engaged in behaviors as constructive as I can possibly muster within the meantime.

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visualculture 3 days ago

A tangent on the cult of the self: i always find it kind of repulsive when an interviewer inevitably asks an artist “as an [x person], how does your art express your unique experience?” Why is art always reduced to mere self expression? Does anyone sign their music SOLI DEO GLORIA and truly mean it? It’s not necessarily the artist’s fault, the very system in which art is now experienced is glory to something else

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Hey! Another text-only website. I love the color scheme and the choice for a font. Very quaint.

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kaa thricegreat

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Yes.

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thricegreat

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>kaa Also of course syntax and semantics are heavily related. But those are two different things.

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thricegreat

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>kaa I guess this is just a definition problem.

thricegreat

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>kaa Something can't exist without the world. The fact that there are thinkable things called concepts means that they belong to the world. What so called the physical world is just a subcategory of it.

kaa thricegreat

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The world is real. A state machine is a concept. Categories are limited to what is real by our sanity. The world is our biggest category, because we are products of it, and it contains us, who model the world with concepts. Semantics are developed from a history of association between syntax and reality. Our memories are part of our states.

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thricegreat

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>kaa Well besides that you argued (The world) < (The category of state machines). I think the world is the biggest category.

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>kaa Syntax does not imply semantics. That's basically what Chinese room argument is.

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